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missionThe Community Foundation for

Northern Virginia’s mission is to grow

philanthropy to help meet the most

critical needs of the community.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION: 2010-2011 AT A GLANCE

• Awarded $1,996,485

in grants to nonprofits, interfaith

groups and schools

• Awarded $341,819

in unrestricted grants in five key

areas of need

• Awarded $149,485

in scholarships

• Held 128 separate

charitable funds for grantmaking

• Reported $33,500,000 in managed assets

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2010-2011 Highlights

Healthy Kids Grants ....................2

Establishing the Military Personnel and Their Families Fund ...4

The Future Fund ........................6

2010 Community Leadership Award ..8

Board of Directors and Staff ..............9

Community Investment Fund Grants .. 10

Donor Advised Funds ..................... 14

Grants ...................................... 19

Scholarship Recipients................... 21

Foundation Supporters .................. 23

Financials.................................. 29

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At the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia, our work is to help grow local philanthropy. For many nonprofits devoted to addressing essential societal needs, philanthropy is often the primary source of funding. The growth of individual and corporate giving to help meet these needs has never been more urgent.

The Community Foundation’s work begins with our donors — individuals and companies — each with their own unique charitable interests. Many of those interests include and encompass the most pressing needs of our region. That is a happy coincidence. Every day, the Community Foundation helps connect the dots between a donor who cares and a critical community need. When we recognize and nurture a donor’s true interests, we encourage generosity, facilitate local giving, and help focus private philanthropy on the causes that matter.

The theme of this year’s Annual Report is “Growth” because giving through the Community Foundation is rising.This growth is strengthening our community and adding permanent value to our neighbors in need.

The highlights you will read about in this report showcase a few of the innovative ways we encouraged philanthropic growth during the 2010-2011 fiscal year. We established the Military Personnel and Their Families Fund to address the needs of our veterans. We launched the Future Fund, a giving circle for young professionals who are establishing themselves as the next generation of philanthropists. We participated in activities and grant making to help “move the needle” on childhood obesity, and we honored Booz Allen Hamilton, a leader in charitable giving and volunteerism in our region. In total, we supported 41 local programs with $341,819 in unrestricted grants, including a new multi-year grant to benefit Junior Achievement’s Finance Park in Fairfax. Hundreds of additional nonprofit programs received a total of $1,730,671 in grants from our donor advised funds.

To achieve this landmark growth in local giving, we increased our organizational capacity as well, adding a staff position in our grants and scholarships department, as well as a Vice President to oversee operations, donor relations and communications. We are growing the Community Foundation to help grow philanthropy—key investments to support our region’s future.

Northern Virginia is growing, and so is giving through the Community Foundation. Thanks to our generous donors, the Community Foundation makes philanthropic investments that impact lives, solve problems, and improve futures for thousands in our region. With your help, the Community Foundation will continue to rise to the challenge and prove that passionate, caring and dedicated philanthropy makes a huge difference in Northern Virginia.

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Eileen EllsworthPresident

David YoungChair of the Board of Directors

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2010-2011 highlightHealthy Kids GrantsA program funded by the Chin Family Charitable Fund at the Community Foundation

In April 2011, the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia and Inova Health Systems

co-hosted “Let’s Move the Needle on Childhood Obesity,” a regional call to action.

More than 275 leaders and stakeholders from all sectors of our community — faith based,

education, nonprofits, healthcare, business, and government — came together to make

four hundred pledges to take action to encourage more activity or better nutrition for

our children.

The event featured remarks by Sheila Johnson, CEO of Salamander Hospitality and

President of the WNBA’s Washington Mystics, J. Knox Singleton, President and CEO of Inova,

and Eileen Ellsworth, President of the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia.

At this event, the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia announced a new Healthy

Kids Grant opportunity for public schools in Northern Virginia. During the summer of

2011, the Community Foundation successfully launched the Healthy Kids Grant program

to improve the activity level and nutrition of kids in Northern Virginia. The grants were

made possible by a gift from the Chin Family Charitable Fund, a donor advised fund at the

Community Foundation. In May, we invited proposals from all public schools in Northern

Virginia, and 24 schools responded to the challenge.

Thank you to the Chin Family Charitable Fund and the Healthy Kids Grants Committee members Kathy May of Voices for Virginia’s Children, Whitney Strand of Inova Health System, and Mindy Williams of Access Point Public Affairs, LLC.

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The Oakridge Vegetable Garden project is a “farm to table” program that teaches students at Oakridge Elementary School in Arlington to grow, taste, and enjoy fresh vegetables and fruits.

The Lady Panthers on the Move project for girls at Stone Middle School in Centreville combines fitness activities with skills for coping with adolescence, ending in a 5k run.

The Fairfax County Fitness Challenge gets 8th to 12th graders in the Fairfax County Interagency Alternative School system walking several times a week in teams, developing a healthy fitness habit.

The Active Learning: Keeping Kids Fit and Focused program has fourth graders at Glen Forest Elementary in Falls Church sitting on yoga balls instead of chairs, increasing kids’ fitness and shedding extra energy.

The Fruit and Vegetable Garden project shows students at Sterling Middle School how to grow and prepare vegetables and fruits, encouraging healthy eating, agricultural awareness and exercise.

By replacing chairs with stability balls, the Balance to Fitness project helps Battlefield High School students in Haymarket to improve their core strength and their ability to stay on task.

The Keep Active! Keep Healthy! program at Kilby Elementary School in Woodbridge helps kids learn to use pedometers and daily logs to meet their individual walking goals.

The Let’s Get Running! program allows girls at Potomac View Elementary School in Woodbridge to participate in Girls on the Run, a national program building fitness and healthy eating habits.

The Healthy Eating and Cooking Club teaches students at the Mary G Porter Traditional School in Woodbridge the basics of nutrition and healthy weight while having fun creating a meal for their parents.

The Crank that Move program uses an Xbox Kinect fitness system to help hearing-impaired students at Coles Elementary in Manassas to join in activities through feeling the beat and following visually.

Congratulations to all ten 2011 Healthy Kids

Grant winners! We applaud these grantees

for taking strides towards keeping Northern

Virginia’s kids active, strong and healthy.

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Grants of $1,000 each were awarded to ten innovative programs:

2010-2011 highlightEstablishing the Military Personnel and Their Families Fund

The new Military Personnel and Their Families Fund was announced in October 2010. In keeping

with the Fund vision, the Community Foundation focuses philanthropy from the Fund on the most

critical unmet needs of our service members, returning veterans, and their families. Grants from

the Fund therefore support:

The needs of military families, including support for military families while their loved

one is deployed or recovering from an injury, and help with the economic hardships that

often occur around a deployment,

Job training and job placement for returning veterans and their spouses, and

The health and general welfare of our recovering soldiers.

The Fund is already making a difference. The first grants from the Fund were awarded in December

of 2010, including $25,000 to Fisher House to benefit the Hero Miles Program which provides airline

tickets for the families of service members receiving care at Walter Reed, and $20,000 to the

Yellow Ribbon Fund to help provide lodging and ground transportation for families visiting service

members at Walter Reed while staying in the local area. Both organizations work closely with

Walter Reed staff, with whom the Community Foundation consulted on this process.

As with all grant making from discretionary funds at the Community Foundation, these grants were

awarded in a competitive RFP process by a volunteer committee convened by the Community

Foundation. The committee included volunteers from our community who care deeply about this

population and have a specific interest in and knowledge about the needs of our military personnel

and their families. The Fund has attracted endowed contributions totaling more than $523,000 to

date against a $2.5 million goal.

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THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR NORTHERN VIRGINIA 2010-2011 ANNUAL REPORT

Thank you to the following Military Personnel and Their Families Fund Donors

Buccaneer

Cambridge International Systems, Inc.

COATH Fund

Deltek, Inc

Victor and Margaret Bukowski

Julian and Sue Chin

Nicole Geller

John and Patricia Healy

Holland & Knight LLP

Thomas G. and Karyn J. Hume

ICS

IntelliDyne

Itility LLC

Jodi and Dale Johnson

Tom Komara

L2 Federal Resources

Cathy Lange and BusinessWorks

George and Lily McCormick

Carl McNair, Jr.

Michael J. Misantone

Orion Management, LLC

Bala Murthy

Anne Pappalardo

Reston Limousine

Marylin Quagliotti

Carolyn Jackson Sahni, Ph.D.

Simmons Charitable Fund

ITility, LLC

Porscha Wilson

Dave and Carol Young

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The Future FundFostering the Next Generation of Philanthropists

During 2011, the Community Foundation launched The Future Fund, a

giving circle for young professionals in Northern Virginia. Members of

The Future Fund connect with each other personally and professionally,

learn about the critical needs of our region, and give at affordable

levels to the philanthropic causes they care about—a unique and

exciting opportunity to pool contributions to benefit the community.

Donors to The Future Fund make a direct impact by participating in

collective philanthropy. On an annual basis, members choose a field

of interest or cause to benefit with their pooled funds. The grant

making process includes a request for proposals from nonprofits

working in the selected field, proposal review, member site visits

and presentations by the nonprofit finalists. All Future Fund members

vote online for the two winners, and an awards ceremony in the Spring

celebrates the supported organizations.

The Future Fund officially kicked off on May 20, 2011 with a festive black and white themed

Gala. More than 375 people attended. The Gala garnered much attention from the community

and was featured in The Washington Post, Fairfax Women magazine, and FACE magazine.

Future Fund members featured in the

June issue of Fairfax Woman magazine

The Future Fund Leadership Committee at the May 2011 Kickoff Gala

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As featured in The Washington Post: Foundation Converts Young Professionals into Young Philanthropists

“ The Future Fund is an effort the

Community Foundation launched

this spring after determining that

it needed to attract a much younger,

diversified donor base. ‘We’re a

diverse community of all ages and

backgrounds, and we think our

donor base should reflect that.’

says Sara Jaffe, the Community

Foundation’s Vice President.”

With more than 100 members on board,

The Future Fund had its first official

membership gathering in June 2011 to

decide which field of interest to support

for the 2011-2012 grant making year. After

moving presentations and lively discussion,

members of The Future Fund chose Child

and Youth Development as their focus, with

the Grants Committee taking a particular

interest in exploring youth leadership

programs. Members of The Future Fund

meet throughout the year to learn more

about the nonprofits working in this area

and award two grants of $25,000 each

to support them. The group also

participates in volunteer activities and

social and professional networking events

throughout the year.

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2010-2011 highlight2010 Community Leadership Award

Presented to Booz Allen Hamilton

The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia’s

Leadership Award is presented annually for

outstanding service and dedication to improving

the quality of life for all Northern Virginians.

2010 marked the first year that this honor was

bestowed upon a company, and no company in

Northern Virginia is more deserving of this honor

than Booz Allen Hamilton.

Booz Allen Hamilton partners with nonprofit

organizations in which its employees are directly

engaged, contributing to the long term stability

of these organizations and affecting a greater

impact on the communities they serve. The

citizens of Northern Virginia are fortunate to

have Booz Allen Hamilton supporting and investing

in the future of social service, cultural and

educational programs.

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Dr. Ralph Schrader, Chairman,

CEO, and President of Booz

Allen Hamilton Inc.

Booz Allen Hamilton

headquarters in McLean, VA

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Past Recipients

2009 Sudhakar & Suresh Shenoy

2008 Donna Morea

2007 Kevin Reynolds

2006 Alan & Sally Merten

2005 Gary McCollum

2004 Hon. Frank Wolf

2003 Hon. Thomas M. Davis, III

2002 Michael G. Anzillotti

2001 Ralph W. Shrader

2000 Michael A. Daniels

1999 Mark Warner & Lisa Collis

1998 Phil & Marge Odeen

1997 Thomas E. Waldrop

1996 Charles “Chuck” Vance

1995 Edward H. Bersoff

1994 Daniel M. Ross

1993 Community Care Awards

1992 Dan R. Bannister

1991 Sidney O. Dewberry

1990 Joe Gibbs

1989 Joanne F. & George W. Johnson

1988 Milton L. Drewer, Jr.

1987 Virginia E. & John T. Hazel

1986 James T. Lewis

1985 John M. Toups

1984 Earle C. Williams

1983 Charles G. Gulledge

David L. Young, Chair Titania Ventures LLC

Robert Y. Hottle, Treasurer Baker Tily Virchow Krause LLP

A. Paul Lanzillotta, Esq., Secretary Manning & Murray

CG Appleby, Esq.

Kevin P. DeSanto KippsDeSanto & Co.

Richard Duvall, Esq. Holland & Knight, LLP

Cynthia Gausvik ReedSmith LLP

Steve Gladis, Ph.D. Steve Gladis Leadership

Robert A. Hickey, Esq. Bowman Consulting Group, Ltd.

Thomas G. Hume

Ken Huntsman

Joan Kasprowicz

Louis C. Kiessling Acacia Federal Savings Bank

Kurt J. Krause National Conference Center

Cathy Lange BusinessWorks

Paul Leslie Dovel Technologies, Inc.

Alex Murguia McLean Asset Management Corporation

Robert Osborne, Esq. Booz Allen Hamilton

Dr. Kathleen Saylor Rehau, Inc.

Donald Strehle BB&T

Lynn Tadlock Claude Moore Charitable Foundation

John H. Wolff Capital Fiduciary Advisors, LLC

Board of Directors

Staff

Eileen M. Ellsworth President

Sara P. Jaffe Vice President

Lesley MacDonald Director of Grants

Jane G. Edwards Director of Communications and Partnerships

Cindy DiMarco Director of Finance

2010-2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF

“ Our relationship with the Community Foundation is a fine one ... they have been strong supporters of our mission to feed Arlington residents in need, providing supplemental groceries to over 1,400 families each week.”

-Arlington Food Assistance Executive Director

Charles Meng

Poverty Relief Grants

Our Poverty Relief Fund supports programs that

provide assistance to people affected by poverty,

including food, shelter, eviction/foreclosure

prevention and other emergency assistance.

In 2007, 30,000 children in our region were

living at or below the Federal Poverty Level.

Today, 40,000 live in poverty.

Alternative House: The Abused and Homeless Children’s Refuge** $20,000 To fund the Homeless Youth Initiative, which provides shelter and support to homeless high school students who do not have the support of a parent or guardian.

Arlington Food Assistance Center $11,000 To purchase an eight to nine week supply of fresh chicken for families referred to the Food Assistance Center.

Arlington Street People’s Assistance Network** $5,000For programs that support 1,800 homeless individuals in Arlington by providing emergency assistance such as food and shelter.

Assistance League of Northern VA $10,000 To expand the Weekend Food for Kids program to provide an additional 2,500 weekend food packages to children in Title 1 schools who currently receive free or reduced meals.

Computer CORE $7,500 To help low income adults acquire the technological and life skills needed to pursue higher paying jobs. The grant will support computer training linked to community college credit.

FACETS $10,000 To enhance FACETS’ ability to prevent people from becoming homeless and rapidly re-house those who are currently homeless.

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Awarded by the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia. The Community Foundation is in the midst of a campaign to help meet the critical needs of the region.

2010-2011 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT FUND

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Loudoun Aftercare Program $5,000 To provide basic needs, food, clothing, emergency shelter, education, training and counseling to participants and their families.

Northern Virginia Family Service** $10,000To support emergency assistance programs, including food, financial assistance and health/medication access programs.

Project Mend-a-House** $7,500For a home repair and home modification program that helps seniors, disabled and low-income residents to remain safely and independently in their homes.

Rising Hope United Methodist Mission Church $10,000To purchase a van that will provide direct assistance to support the 8,000 homeless and indigent children and adults served each year.

St. Anthony of Padua Food Pantry $7,500 To purchase a walk-in commercial freezer to increase capacity to store frozen foods and free-up current refrigerator space.

Transitional Housing BARN** $10,000For general support of Prince William County’s only communal housing for homeless families.

Health, Mental Health & Aging Grants

Our Health, Mental Health and Aging Fund

supports programs that improve access to health

care for those who are un- or under-insured, and

services for people with disabilities, and supports

programs that serve Northern Virginia’s elderly

populations, particularly those who are low

income or vulnerable. Arlington Pediatric Center $5,620 For on-site access to therapeutic counseling to disadvantaged children.

CrisisLink $10,000 To provide funding for the 24/7 Crisis & Suicide Prevention Hotline program to support crisis hotline service for Northern Virginia youth at risk for suicide.

Inova Kellar Center $5,000For intensive home-based mental health services to children who are too young to qualify for Partial Hospitalization treatment and/or are at risk for being removed from their home.

Loudoun Citizens for Social Justice-LAWS $10,000 To provide child victims with the supportive services needed to prevent their existing trauma from negatively impacting the rest of their lives.

Rx Partnership $7,500 To support Rx Partnership’s coordination and delivery of free prescription medications to low-income, uninsured residents of Northern Virginia through local free clinics.

Shepherd’s Center of Oakton-Vienna $5,000 For services and outreach to vulnerable and lower income elderly in the community.

Child & Youth Development Grants

Our Child and Youth Development Fund

supports positive youth development programs

that provide opportunities to children and

youth who may be at risk due to poverty.

Community Lodgings, Inc. $7,500 To assist in serving 90 at-risk children each day in after-school/summer Youth Education Programs held at the Fifer Family Learning Center.

Escuela Bolivia $10,000 For the Emerging Leaders Program, a comprehensive leadership development curriculum that advances Latino high school students’ leadership to ensure they are prepared to excel in college.

Fairfax Court Appointed Special Advocates $5,000 To provide volunteer advocates for children in the Juvenile court system whose families have been cited for abuse and neglect.

Greenbrier Learning Center $10,000 For daily afterschool academic and social support to more than 60 children and youth, and a safe and enriching summer experience for children in a high need area of Arlington.

Photo courtesy of Splain Photography

“ The Community Foundation has supported our families, our children, our teachers, and members of this community for over ten years. No amount we receive is ever too small. Every dollar given to our program gives our children every opportunity to be successful in their future.”

- Elizabeth Egan Executive Director, Main Street Child and Youth Development Center

Photo courtesy of Splain Photography

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Liberty’s Promise $7,500 For professional internship and civic engagement programs for at least 100 low-income, immigrant youth in the City of Alexandria and Fairfax County.

Prince William Area Free Clinic $10,000For primary medical care to low income uninsured adults in Prince William County.

Prospera Initiatives $5,000 To provide program support for the Heritage Language Literacy Club at Braddock Elementary School in Annandale, Virginia. The after school program serves at-risk Hispanic students by developing leadership skills and building college aspirations.

SCAN of Northern Virginia $7,500 To support a weekly educational parent support group in Spanish in a community-based location in the Route 1 corridor of southern Fairfax County, targeting communities of low-income parents in need of support and education in order to positively raise their children and thrive here in Northern Virginia.

The Art League, Inc. $2,694 For The Art League’s outreach program, “Space of Her Own” (SOHO). SOHO is a year-long, art-based one-on-one mentoring program serving at-risk low-income fifth grade Alexandria girls.

Education Grants

Our Education Fund supports English language

proficiency programs for non-English speaking

children and/or their parents, specifically early

childhood education programs for children from

low/moderate income families.

ALIVE! (Alexandrians InVolved Ecumenically) $7,500 General support for the Child Develop-ment Center serving three and four year olds from working families, including children from ESL homes.

BEACON for Adult Literacy $5,000 To support year two of their expansion program. BEACON began integrating employment-related classes into core programming (2006)to meet the needs of low-income clients, primarily immigrant jobseekers.

College Access Fairfax** $7,500To support the Financial Aid Champion Program in a Fairfax County Public School, ensuring each low-income college-capable senior receives assistance with the financial aid process.

Junior Achievement $15,000To support Finance Park, a financial literacy program for 8th graders in Northern Virginia that provides a hands on, real world learning experience.

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Literacy Council of Northern Virginia** $10,000To support the Family Learning Program, which helps low-income immigrants and their children develop English language skills, reinforce what the children are learning in school and promote learning at home.

Literacy Volunteers of America-Prince William** $10,000To support volunteer literacy tutors and educational services for Prince William County adults.

Loudoun Literacy Council, Inc. $6,000 For general support for programs that assist low-income families by improving literacy skills, leading to success in school and in the community.

Main Street Child Development Center $6,500 To maintain high quality early learning programs for the children of limited income working families in Fairfax County and to enhance the quality of life for our diverse families through community partnership and resources.

Progresso Hispano $4,000 For accessible, affordable and comprehensive English as a second language instruction for non-English speaking adults. The program helps participants obtain citizenship, employment and to be an active participant in their children’s education.

ReSet** $3,500For in classroom hands-on science programs delivered by volunteer scientists.

Military Personnel And Families Grants

Our Military Personnel and Families Fund supports

programs that help our military personnel, veterans

and their families in the Greater Washington D.C.

metro area, including support while loved ones are

deployed or recovering from injuries, help with

the economic hardships that can occur around

a deployment, job training and placement for

returning veterans and their spouses, and the

health and welfare of recovering soldiers.

Fisher House** $25,000For lodging and transportation for families visiting wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Yellow Ribbon Fund** $20,000For the Hero Miles Program for families at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

A total of $341,819 was awarded.

Thank you to the 2010-2011 Grants Committee: Paul Leslie (Committee Chair), Lisa Adler, Kevin DeSanto, Richard Duvall, Diane Hill, Ken Huntsman, Marci Huntsman, Lauri Isbrantsen, Jodi Johnson, Craig Kendall, Paul Lanzillotta, Julia Leslie, Mila Masur, Kathy May, Marilynn Schuyler, Pete Sload, Jeannie Thrall, Carol Young.

** Denotes grants made at the Community Foundation’s recommendation in partnership with donor advisors.

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Adler Family Fund - supports child and youth development, education, health and aging, environment, homelessness and transitional housing, arts and culture, and community improvement.

Ana Julia Aguilar-Haworth Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health, community improvement, specifically to assist the elderly, orphans, cancer research, cancer patients, immigrants and charitable purposes in Latin America and Eurasia.

Angels Network Fund - supports those living and working in the community, specifically focusing on women and children in the Metro DC area.

Annie Rose Angel of Kindness Fund –supports children and the arts.

Appleby Fund - supports elementary, secondary, undergraduate and graduate institutions.

Atholton Donor Advised Gift Fund - supports schools, churches, community outreach programs and healing organizations.

H. M. Ball Jr. Family Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health, and community improvement.

Dan R. Bannister Short-Term Advised Fund - supports charitable organizations.

Barkdull Animal Welfare Fund - supports the area of animal welfare.

Basha Family Fund - supports nonprofits in the areas of child and youth development, education, health and aging, homelessness, the environment, arts and culture, and community improvement.

BB&T Opportunity Project Fund - supports child and youth development, homelessness and transitional housing, education, health and aging, environment, financial literacy, services for the disabled, arts and culture with a preference for Fairfax County nonprofit organizations.

Eleanor K.H. Blayney Charitable Giving Fund - supports education, child and youth development, arts and culture, health and aging, homelessness and transitional housing, and community development.

John Borden Memorial Fund - supports charitable organizations in Northern Virginia.

Break the Cycle Designated Fund - provides direct grants and other forms of assistance to the Giving Circle of Hope Short Term Advised Fund — a component fund of the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia.

Bridging Nations Foundation Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health, and community improvement.

Raymond F. and Jessica S. Burmester Endowment for Persons with Mental Retardation and Related Disabilities - supports organizations that serve individuals with mental retardation and related disabilities.

Business Bank Community Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health and community improvement.

Cardinal Bank Community Fund - supports local nonprofits providing services in the areas of child and youth development, health and arts and culture.

Carducci Educational Endowment Fund - supports education.

James I. Chatman Advised Fund - provides grants for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes, and supports the Grandfathers Group Program.

Chin Family Charitable Fund - supports education, children’s health and children’s medical care.

Claude Moore Charitable Foundation - supports applicants to the Claude Moore Charitable Foundation who, for various reasons, are deemed worthy of indirect financial support by the Claude Moore Charitable Foundation rather than direct grant support.

COATH Fund - supports child and youth development, education, health and aging and community improvement.

William S. Cohen & Janet Langhart Cohen Charitable Fund - supports the financial and spiritual needs of citizens and US service personnel who serve, protect and defend the United States.

Community Fund - unrestricted fund from which the Community Foundation makes grants to benefit the community in the areas of art, education, child and youth development, homelessness and transitional housing, health and aging, and the environment.

DONOR ADVISEDfundsThe Community Foundation administers named funds that enable donors to be active partners with the Community Foundation in the grantmaking process by allowing by them to make grant recommendations from their fund to support nonprofits working in areas of arts and culture, education, child and youth development, poverty relief, health, mental health and aging, and community improvement.

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Cox Connects Community Fund – supports child and youth development, technology, and education, with a preference for Fairfax County nonprofit organizations and County agencies working in the field of after school programs with a mentoring component.

Rebecca A. & J. Gregory Crowne Endowment Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health, and community improvement.

Helen Denny Memorial Education Fund – supports for education, training and related purposes.

Dalteli Fund - supports the environment, the performing arts, the legal profession, the justice system, civil rights, and community improvement.

Rotary Club of Dunn Loring-Merrifield - supports the arts, youth, education, health, and community improvement.

Emergency Relief Fund - supports to organizations that help those who have suffered significant losses under circumstances requiring emergency aid.

Christopher Ertel Charity Fund – supports health services to youth, child and youth development and animal welfare.

Denkler Fund - supports child & youth development, poverty relief, education, health and aging, military personnel and their families and community improvement.

Helen Denny Memorial Education Fund - supports educational, training and related purposes, in a manner that will provide a benefit to the residents of the communities of Northern Virginia.

Ellen S. Flanagan Memorial Fund - supports access to dental and oral health care.

Franks Family Short-Term Advised Fund - supports youth, education, health and community improvement.

J. Compton French, Sr. and Margaret C. French Fund - supports youth, education, health and community improvement.

Giving Circle of Hope - supports the arts, education, youth, health, the elderly, and community improvement.

Glass-Royal Charitable Fund - supports homelessness, education, child and youth development, arts and culture, health, community improvement, conservation and environment.

Shy and Jean Greenspan Fund - supports children who are mentally and physically handicapped, individuals who are sight-impaired, and animal welfare.

Elaine Avington Griffin Unsung Educators Designated Fund - supports nonprofits providing support to children of custodial, maintenance, facilities, food service and transportation classified employees of Loudoun County Public Schools, in particular, to make grants to the following 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Loudoun Education Foundation.

Hanlon Family Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health and community improvement.

Safeer Blaustein Hargrove Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health, community improvement, and religious programs.

Haspel Family Fund - supports education, child and youth development, health and aging, community development and improvement, arts and culture, homelessness, the environment and faith based initiatives.

Haymarket Charitable Fund - supports families and children with an emphasis health, education, community development and Improvement, and arts and culture.

Bob and Connie Harding Charitable Fund - supports families child and youth development, poverty relief, education, health and aging, military personnel and their families and community improvement.

Hazel’s Fund - supports families health, Children’s National Medical Center, AVM Research and programs that benefit children with special needs.

Healy Charitable Fund - supports education, child and youth development, arts and culture, health, poverty relief, and community improvement.

Herndon Historical Society Fund - supports the Herndon Community for historical preservation, arts, youth, education, health, and community improvement.

Hoernig Family Fund - supports churches, community improvement, and outreach to the elderly, and programs benefiting US Military personnel and their families.

Horoschak Family Fund - supports youth, education, health and community improvement.

Hunt Family Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health and community improvement in the Metro DC area.

Huntsman Family Fund - supports youth, education, housing, and health.

Michael D. and Linda K. Hurm Charitable Fund - provides grants in the areas of homelessness, education, child and youth development, arts and culture, health and aging, community improvement.

Jonathan David Hussey Memorial Fund - supports organizations that help alleviate the financial burdens of needy individuals who are afflicted with AIDS.

Thomas G. Jewell Fund - supports organizations in Loudoun County.

J.O.Y. Charitable Fund - supports education, job training, community improvement, the environment and organizations that further the work of nonprofits.

Just Plain Science Fund - supports youth and education in the community.

The J. Hamilton Lambert Fund - supports worthy organizations in Northern Virginia.

Kahn Fund – supports education and other needs (such as emergency needs) of PRC employees.

Charles & Rebecca Kendall Fund - supports organizations in the faith community, arts and culture, children and youth, education, health and community improvement in the Northern Virginia and DC metropolitan region.

Sydney Moss Charitable Fund - supports nonprofits working in the areas of child and youth development, poverty relief, education, health and aging, the environment, and arts and culture.

MOTSTA Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health and community improvement.

Eloise T. Nishida Philanthropy Fund - supports arts and culture, child and youth development, education, health, homelessness, animal welfare and community improvement.

Nolan Family Charitable Fund - supports child and youth development, poverty relief, education, health and aging, military personnel and their families and community improvement.

Northern Virginia Beautification Fund - supports beautification activities and environmental improvement projects throughout Northern Virginia.

Northern Virginia Children’s Fund - supports the ACCA Day Care Center, Seven Corners Children’s Center, and other subsidized child care facilities located in Fairfax County.

Northern Virginia Community College Fund - supports scholarships for minority students attending NVCC.

Jay O’Connor Fund for Youth Soccer - supports schools and organizations supporting youth soccer.

Orchard Fund - supports health and dental care, arts and culture, the environment, community improvement, peace & social justice.

Alicia E. Pfund Fund - supports peace and conflict programs of study at colleges and universities in the U.S. that share knowledge, curriculum, and processes with colleges and universities in Latin America and the Spanish speaking countries of the Caribbean.

Prasad Family Fund - provides grants for any purpose consistent with 501(c)(3) of the IRS code, including public, educational, scientific, or religious purposes.

PRC III Educational Fund - supports scholarships, direct grants, and other forms of assistance to worthy, full-time employees of ATI and PRC and their dependents.

PSG Fund - supports animal welfare.

Mary Karen Read Memorial Endowment Fund- supports education, child and youth, and community improvement, in particular, to promote quality education, community spirit and violence reduction in Fairfax County.

Sue Goetz Ross and Stephen S. Roberts Endowment Fund - supports the arts, animal welfare, and naval history education and preservation.

Rockland Fund - supports education, preservation, community enhancement, medicine, and scientific research.

David Allan Ruhren Children of Fallen Soldiers Fund - supports children of fallen soldiers with a special focus on nonprofits benefiting children of the National Guard.

Michael S. Rusciolelli Memorial Fund – supports programs, faculty and students at Osbourn Park High School in Prince William County Virginia and scholarships for Osbourn Park High School graduating students.

Reema Samaha Campus Safety & Security Fund - supports services related to school safety, including, for example, training, education, security systems, counseling for students, faculty, administration, families, victims and others touched by school violence, and model programs at Virginia State universities for campus safety and security.

Reema Samaha Holy Transfiguration Church Fund - supports assistance for Holy Transfiguration Greek Catholic Church.

Simmons Charitable Fund - provides grants in the areas of homelessness, education, child and youth development, arts and culture, health and community improvement.

“ The Community Foundation provides a service to people who have funds and want to help people with need. The Community Foundation seems to have that process down.”

- Donor Advisor George Wilson,

the Wilson Family Charitable Fund

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Jessica Leigh Siwek Fund - supports youth, education, health and community improvement.

Jody Steenland Memorial Scholarship Fund - supports youth and education.

William A. and Helen C. Steinacker Fund - supports those living and working in Northern Virginia, including support and assistance for the elderly.

Stockwell-Frase Family Fund - supports arts, youth, education, health, qualified religious institutions, housing, community improvement, social services, hunger, and poverty.

Mrs. J. H. Symington Endowment Fund - supports the arts, youth, nature, education, health and community improvement.

Ruhren Children of Fallen Soldiers Fund - supports children of fallen soldiers, with a special focus on nonprofits benefiting children of the National Guard.

Tena’s Light Memorial Fund - supports child and youth, education, homelessness, health and aging, the environment, arts and culture, community development.

Alex Thomas Effort Award Endowment - supports youth, education, and community improvement.

Torti Family Charitable Fund - supports education, child and youth development, arts and culture, health, poverty relief and community improvement.

Jeffrey Virostek Short-Term Advised Fund - supports arts, youth, education, health, and community improvement, and to help families fighting childhood cancers.

Alan M. and Nathalie P. Voorhees Funds - supports the arts, youth, education, health, and community improvement in the metro DC area.

Gavin Wellington Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health, community improvement, including need-based scholarships at Yale and Columbia University.

Jean and Bruce Wyman Fund - supports arts, youth, education, health and community improvement.

XMS Fund - supports youth, education, health and community improvement.

Wilson Family Charitable Fund - supports child and youth development, poverty relief, education, health and aging, military personnel and their families and community improvement.

Young Family Charitable Fund - supports education, health, child and youth development, community improvement, arts and culture, and the environment.

Derk A. Young Memorial Philanthropy Fund - supports nonprofits in the areas of fighting poverty and job creation and training in developing countries, education for Native Americans and the environment.

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fundsGulledge Arts Fund - supports grants to the Marine Corps Scholarship Fund.

Nicholas C. Kirven, Freedom is Not Free Fund - supports the arts, youth, education, health and community improvement.

PRC Education Fund - supports George Mason University, Marymount University and Northern Virginia Community College.

Reston Chorale Endowment Fund - supports the Reston Chorale.

Alfred T. Souder Fund - supports Hospice of Northern Virginia and the Patrick Henry Boy’s Plantation.

SCHOLARSHIP

fundsJack E. Aalseth Fund - supports students studying engineering or science.

Kelly E. Baker Memorial Scholarship - supports two graduating seniors from Middleburg Academy and one for a member of St. Mary of Sorrows Catholic Church. Winner is selected based on artistic, scholastic and spiritual development during the student’s senior year.

* Charles Homer Barton Memorial Scholarship - supports children of police officers in Fairfax and Loudoun Counties. Ten scholarships are awarded each year.

Grace Brettle Memorial Fund - supports women studying accounting at Northern Virginia Community College.

* Booz Allen Hamilton Vision Scholarship - supports five scholarships per year for four years for legal dependents of Booz Allen Hamilton employees. Awards are based on demonstrated superior academic achievement, character, and citizenship activities.

Celebrate Cherie Scholarship - supports a Northern Virginia resident pursuing a postgraduate degree in physical therapy.

Anna M. Davison Memorial Scholarship - supports a graduating senior from New Franklin High School in New Franklin, MO who intends to major in nursing.

Kathryn Louise Davison Memorial Scholarship - supports a graduating senior from Mansfield High School in Mansfield, MA who plans to major in English, Communications or Teaching.

* Cameron and Virginia Dye Scholarship - supports graduating seniors from Arlington County Public Schools. Awards are based on community or school activities/service, academic achievement and financial need.

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Shakespeare Theatre Company, a Donor Advised Fund grantee at the Community Foundation.

From their 2011 production of Much Ado About Nothing.

William J. Foreman Memorial Scholarship - supports graduating seniors of Fairfax County Public Schools who are unaccompanied (independent of parents or guardians) or homeless.

John Franklin Hiller Memorial Fund - supports seniors at West Springfield High School who have demonstrated interest, skill and promise in the writing of poetry.

Harriet L. Hulings ESL Fund - supports former English as a Second Language (ESOL) students from Herndon High School.

Intermarkets-Lucido Journalism Scholarship - supports graduating students from any Virginia high school. For an outstanding student majoring in journalism.

* Elizabeth Koury Scholarship - supports a graduating high school senior who lives in Northern Virginia, demonstrates academic excellence, financial need and plans to pursue a career in medicine.

* Rose Koury Scholarship - supports a graduating high school senior who lives in Northern Virginia, demonstrates academic excellence, financial need and plans to pursue a career in education.

Loudoun Convention and Visitors Association Fund - supports high school seniors who intend to pursue careers in the hospitality field.

Northern Virginia Football Coaches Association Fund - supports youth programs in the community.

Yuthud Oberdick Scholarship - supports a graduating senior at Chantilly High School who demonstrates enthusiasm for learning, resiliency, integrity, and love of social studies.

Rotary Club of Dunn Loring- Merrifield Scholarship - supports a graduating senior from Fairfax County’s Pimmit Alternative Learning Center and Woodson Adult High School.

Rotary Club of Herndon - supports Herndon High School seniors or residents of Herndon. The selection committee considers good citizenship, extracurricular activities, employment or special skills outside of school, academic record, and financial need.

Reema J. Samaha Memorial Scholarship - supports graduating seniors from Westfield High School in Chantilly or Herndon High School who will be attending a Virginia state university.

Alex Thomas Effort Award - supports a Junior or Senior at James Madison High School and member of the Swim and Dive team. The Selection Committee seeks candidates that demonstrate dedication and a positive attitude and who is also a good mentor to younger students.

* Vance International, Inc. Scholarship - supports residents of Northern Virginia pursuing careers in law enforcement or security including the administration of justice.

Wilens Chu Memorial Scholarship - supports residents of the Bradley Farms Community in Oak Hill, VA who demonstrate the spirit of volunteerism and community spirit.

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* Denotes the scholarship selection process is managed by the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia.

Photo courtesy of Scott Suchman

Animal WelfareA Forever Home Rescue FoundationFriends of Homeless AnimalsHomeward Trails Animal RescueHumane Society of LoudounWashington Humane Society

Arts and CultureFairfax Spotlight on the Arts, Inc.Lorton Arts FoundationMount Vernon Ladies’ AssociationMuseum of Early Southern Decorative ArtsThe George Washington FoundationThe Levine School of MusicThe Reston ChoraleTrey McIntyre ProjectYoung Playwright’s Theater, Inc.

Child and Youth DevelopmentA Child’s JoyAlternative HouseAt Risk Children’s FoundationBoys & Girls Clubs of Greater WashingtonCAREChallenge ProgramCovenant House of WashingtonEmerald Coast Children’s Advocacy CenterFairfax Partnership For YouthFeed the ChildrenFive Talents InternationalGladney Center for AdoptionGreat Falls Soccer ClubGreenbrier Learning CenterJewish Social Service AgencyJill’s HouseKEENKennan Garvey Memorial FundKids R FirstLorton Community Action CenterMontgomery County Swim LeagueNOVACO, Inc.Patrick Henry Boys & Girls PlantationPeacePlayers InternationalSave the Children FundSCAN of Northern Virginia

South Lakes High SchoolThe Gladney Center for AdoptionUnified Prevention Coalition of Fairfax CountyYouth for Tomorrow

Community ImprovementBlackford County Community Foundation, Inc.Celebrate FairfaxCommunity Foundation for Northern VirginiaCouncil for Court ExcellenceCouncil for Court ExcellenceEbenezar Cemetary Company, Inc.Ketoctin Endowment FundHCPD Cycling TeamLeadership FairfaxLido Civic Club CharitiesLoudoun CaresSt. Peter’s Episcopal Church Memorial FundWaterford Foundation

EducationARCS Foundation, Inc. Bishop Ireton High SchoolBishop O’Connell High SchoolBook Wish FoundationClemson University FoundationCollege Access FairfaxComputer COREEaglebrook SchoolEducation Success NetworkFairfax County Chamber of Commerce - Public School Education FoundationFairfax Library FoundationFlint Hill Elementary SchoolFriends of Ballou/Community Foundation of the National Capital RegionGeorge Mason University FoundationGeorgetown University Scholarship ProgramHighland SchoolHilltop Publishing Company

Junior Achievement of the National Capital AreaLake Anne Elementary School Linton Hall SchoolLiteracy Council of Northern VirginiaLiteracy Volunteers of America - Prince WilliamLoudoun Education Foundation, Inc.Marine Corps Scholarship FoundationMartin Luther King, Jr. Cultural FoundationMemorial Scholarship CorporationMercersburg AcademyNational Capital AstronomersOur Lady of Good Counsel High SchoolPaul VI Catholic High SchoolPhillips SchoolRandolph Eastern School CorporationReaders Are LeadersReSetRosemount Center, Inc.Rutgers University FoundationSt. Labre Indian SchoolThe Journey Through Hallowed Ground PartnershipThe Potomac SchoolUniversity of DC FoundationUniversity of Maryland College Park FoundationUS FIRSTValor Awards Scholarship FundWhitworth Elementary SchoolYale University

Emergency ServicesAmerican Red CrossPurcellville Volunteer Fire DepartmentPurcellville Volunteer Rescue SquadAlice Ferguson FoundationAudubon Naturalist SocietyLand Trust of VirginiaLoudoun Ducks Unlimited - Greenwing EducationSouthern Environmental Law CenterThe Wilderness Society

Awarded by Donor Advised Funds of the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia

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Interfaith OrganizationsCongregation Adat ReyimFloris United Methodist ChurchHoly Transfiguration Greek Catholic ChurchJohn Leland Center for Theological ThoughtNational Christian FoundationSt. Mary of SorrowsTemple B’nai ShalomThe Reformed Church of Highland ParkUnitarian Universalist Congregation of Fairfax

Health, Mental Health and AgingAmerican Heart AssociationArlington Free ClinicBrain Injury Services, Inc.Candlelighters of the DC Metro AreaCapital HospiceCystic Fibrosis FoundationDC CandlelightersDoctors Without BordersDoorways for WomenHopeCamHospice Care of the Low CountryInova Health System FoundationInova Kellar Center

Jeanie Schmidt Free ClinicJewish Council for the AgingJill’s HouseLife With CancerManassas Midwifery & Women’s Health CenterMedical Care for Children PartnershipMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer CenterNational Hospice FoundationNorthern Virginia Dental ClinicNorthern Virginia Family ServiceOrganization for Autism Research, Inc.Partner for SurgeryPlanned Parenthood Federation of AmericaPrevent Cancer FoundationPrince William Area Free ClinicPrince William Hospital FoundationProject Mend-a-HouseRappahannock Council on Domestic ViolenceSt. Jude’s Childrens Research HospitalSusan G. Komen FoundationThe ARC of VirginiaThe Larry King Cardiac FoundationThe Leukemia & Lymphoma SocietyThe Stroke Comeback Center

The Women’s CenterTragedy Assistance Program for SurvivorsVanguard Services UnlimitedWhitman Walker Clinic

Military Personnel and FamiliesBlue Star Mothers of N. VirginiaCommunity Foundation for Northern VirginiaFisher HouseOperation HomefrontThe Aleethia FoundationVeterans of Foreign Wars FoundationYellow Ribbon FundHCPD Cycling Team

Poverty ReliefAccionAlternative HouseArlington Food Assistance CenterArlington Street People’s Assistance Network, Inc.Bethany HouseCalvary Women’s ServicesChrist Central MinistriesComputer CoreDoorways for Women and FamiliesEmpowered Women InternationalFACETSFloris-Grace MinistriesFood For OthersFriends of Guest HouseGiving Circle of HopeGospel Rescue MinistriesGrace Ministries of the United Methodist ChurchHeifer InternationalHerndon-Reston FISH, Inc.Hilton Head Habitat for HumanityHomestretch, Inc.Just NeighborsLoudoun Citizens for Social Justice/LAWSLoudoun Interfaith ReliefManna HouseNorthern Virginia Family ServicePrison Fellowship MinistriesProject Mend-a-HouseSalvation ArmySo Others Might EatThe Dwelling PlaceThe Gathering PlaceTransitional Housing BARNWaterfront Rescue MissionWomen’s Help CenterWork Options for Women

APPLY FOR GRANTSThe Community Foundation for Northern Virginia conducts an annual Community Investment grant cycle open to nonprofit organizations providing services in Northern Virginia (Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William Counties and the City of Alexandria). Community Investment Funds make grants in the following areas: Poverty Relief, Child and Youth Development, Education, Health, Mental Health and Aging, and Military Personnel and Their Families. Grants are evaluated by a volunteer grants committee. Applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations or organizations providing charitable or educational services. Local, state and federal government entities are not eligible to apply. Grant requests for capacity building, program or general support purposes are considered. Funding may be used to support, expand or enhance existing programs or to start new programs. Applications for capital improvements, endowments, or scholarship awards will not be considered. For more information about upcoming grant cycles, visit www.cfnova.org.

A total of $1,730,671 was granted from our Donor Advised Funds.

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Kelly Elizabeth Baker Memorial Scholarship

Courtney Gilmore Virginia Tech

Booz Allen Hamilton Vision Scholarship

Brianna Bailey Elon University

Nicole Bianco University of Scranton

Jacob Czarnowski Worcester Polytechnical Institute

Madeleine Delurey College of William and Mary

Garrett Douglass West Virginia Wesleyan College

Gregory Dutcher University of Notre Dame

Aditya Girish Columbia University

Tyler Grant University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Daniel Heffernan University of Maryland - College Park

Kirsten Kiwior University of Virginia

Danielle Kraus Tulane University

Andrew Lamb University of Notre Dame

Sathya Mathavan George Mason University

Abhinav Ramani Stanford University

Rachel Reynolds University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

Daniel Steck Texas A&M University

Evans Wralstad University of Virginia

Anna M. Davison Memorial Scholarship

Courtney Reimer University of Missouri- Kansas City

Kathryn Louise Davison Memorial Scholarship

Molly Shere Elon University

Cameron and Virginia Dye Scholarship

Jonathan Landers University of Virginia

Allana Rivera University of Virginia

Mohammed Taher University of Virginia

Alexandra Pill Emory University

William J. Foreman Memorial Scholarship

Abdi Mahamed Northern Virginia Community College

Jamie Monterroso Northern Virginia Community College

Walter Rivera Northern Virginia Community College

Kyle Schwarz Northern Virginia Community College

John Hiller Memorial Scholarship

Lauren Brown University of Mary Washington

Harriet Hulings ESOL Scholarship

Saehwan Im Northern Virginia Community College

Nakyung Im Northern Virginia Community College

Intermarkets-Lucido Journalism Scholarship

Allyson Kelley Fordham University

Elizabeth Koury Scholarship

Victoria Kao James Madison University

Su Hyun (Mary) Kim Cornell University

Christine Lee Duke University

Rose Koury Scholarship

Juliana Kim University of Virginia

Chad McMichael Campbell University

Lauren (Brett) Richard Christopher Newport University

Loudoun Convention and Visitors Association Scholarship

Alexander Cutshall Johnson & Wales University

Kelsey Kramer University of Central Florida

Seulbee Lee Johnson & Wales University

Brittany Sturman Johnson and Wales University

Natasha Bland Johnson and Wales University

Matthew Carter Johnson and Wales University

Aaron Wolak The Culinary Institute of America

Rotary Club of Herndon Scholarship

Kathleen Cleveland Virginia Tech

Ethan McLeod American University

Michael Milazzo Northwestern University

Phuong Nguyen James Madison University

Jeffrey Ozimek Virginia Tech

Meredith Richardson University of Virginia

Ravneet Singh Northern Virginia Community College - Loudoun Campus

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Rotary Club of Dunn Loring Scholarship

Nimco Abdillahi Northern Virginia Community College

Yasin Abdirahman Northern Virginia Community College

Farhiya Ismail Northern Virginia Community College

Nita Kumar Northern Virginia Community College

Abdi Mahamed Northern Virginia Community College

Jamie Monterroso Northern Virginia Community College

Moon Shin Northern Virginia Community College

Yannick Simo Northern Virginia Community College

Andrea Viscarra Northern Virginia Community College

Halimo Yasin Northern Virginia Community College

David Alan Ruhren Scholarship

Elizabeth Abshire Bridgewater College

Farheem Azam Virginia Commonwealth University

Jeramiah Dunivin Liberty University

Sara Hamid Virginia Tech

Mahrukh Zaidi George Mason University

Alex Thomas Effort Award Scholarship

Charlie Webb University of Mary Washington

Vance Scholarship

William Henry Dodge Gallaudet University

Carrie Thysse James Madison University

Wilens-Chu Memorial Scholarship

David Gabbay Christopher Newport University

Tara McCrone The University of Mary Washington

Katherine Ottman University of Mary Washington

Corinne Saunders Radford University

Alexandra Smyre University of Virginia

Yuthud Oberdick Scholarship

Brenda Mugoya Northern Virginia Community College

$149,485 in scholarships were awarded to 69 outstanding students.

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Thank you to the 2010-2011 Scholarship Grants Committee of the Community Foundation: Ryan Rauner (Committee Chair), Wendy Carria, Elizabeth Carter, Ellen Cassidy, Alex Haddock, Haley Hickey, Lori Isbrandtsen, Alison Lynch, Jillian Malm, Andrea Marconi-Nastelli, Alison O’Brien, Edwin Roessler, James Rourbaugh, Laura L. Willey

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A.C.E. CorporationA2Z Charities IncorporatedAAC Inc.Stephanie AbbottJulie AbelFrederic D. AbramsAcacia Federal Savings BankAccess Hope, Inc.Jeffrey S. AckermanDianne Eppler AdamsCraig and Lisa AdlerAero Industries, Inc.Nancy Albert & Associates, LLCWendy AlbertiniAnne C. AlexanderChristine AlfordAlgonkian Elementary PTAAnja AllenHeidi S. AllenJustine G. AllenRand L. AllenWilliam Hodgkin AllisonJames L. Alls IIAbeer AlmedlejGloria F. AltenhausIyad AlyoMichael and Sandy AmatoAmanda AndereThe Anderson CompanyLisa M. Anderson DDSJoan Lee AndesAngel Kisses 5KJulie Angus-MarkoskiShazia AnjumAramarkJoyce Meyer AramburuAna Arango DDSRobert D. Argentieri DDSKimberly ArgyLaura V. ArnezCynthia E. AronoffElizabeth L. AronsAronson+Johnson+Ortiz, LPArtio Global ManagementAshbrook Center for DentistryK. AslenAssociates in Radiation OncologyAT&TAtholton Donor Advised Gift FundMaria P. AugstGary V. AvakianJ. Randolph BabbittCharles L. BabingtonDavid T. BabingtonParker W. BabingtonWilliam W. BabingtonLisa Bacon

Mary Jo BaedeckerBooz Allen HamiltonBaker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLPColleen BakerRadm. Edward B. Baker JrWilliam and Andi BakerSusan BaldingJanet BallJoseph P. BalsamoDina Bambrey DMDLawrence K. Banker, DDSDan R. BannisterWilliam A. BarbieriCaroline F. BarkerHarold J BarrettLeslie BarryBart and Associates, Inc.BASE Technologies, IncDenise and Tony BasilGail BassinBattlefield FordBB&TThe Beck Foundation, Inc.Andrew BeckRebekah BeckP. BeckettMichelle BednerKristen BeebeBarbara G. BeecySarah BelgerHunter C. Bell, DDSJohn A. Bell, Jr. DDSElizabeth A BelleJ. Michael BelleBelmont Station Elementary SchoolThomas and Elizabeth BennettLora BenoitBarbara L. BergeKathleen BergerThe Bergh FamilySonia BerghBerico Technologies, LLCScott C. Berman DDSD.A. BerminghamRebecca BerntsenDanielle BertiDavid BertmanVirginia L. BertnessHarriette Ann BestMargaret J. BestPeggy BestShirley F. Bethel, DMDChristopher BeyerKhaek BeyersdorfTony BianchiMelissa M. Bianco

Judy BilickiGuy BillardElisabeth G. BinfordAlexis T. Bishop Jr.Tom BishopRuby Ann E. Bisson DMDClive BlackwellDiane BlackwellMeridith J. BlakeCathleen BlantonShirley A. BloomquistDana BocekEugenia K. BodnarMichael P. BogdonJames BonnerBookies, Inc.Sanam BoroumandThe Boston Company Asset ManagementHenry M. BotuckBowman Consulting GroupJuanita W. BoydMarina and Thomas BradfieldMark M. BrahmsAmy BrennanVirginia BrennanCarolyn E. BridwellVirginia L. BrierMisty BrightRichard C. Brigleb DDSKingsley H. BrinkleyMegan BrinsfieldGardiner Britt Jr.Venus C. BrittWilliam C. BrittPaul J. BrosnanS. C. BrosnanKaren L. BroussardDiane K. BrownPhil and Karen BrownJohn and Leigh Ann BrownleeThomas N. BryantFred BubernakJames BuchananNancy P. BuchananTracey Harvey BurghBurdette Smith Group, P.C.Joe BurkeKatharine A. BurkeJames C. BurkhardtDavid BurneskaBethand David BurnsNancy BurnsWilliam A. BurstonBusiness & Professional Women of Greater FairfaxMarcella M. Busam

The Business BankBusinessWorksCori ByrumAllison CalabroChristopher CaldwellWesley Callender and Patricia DavisCarla CalobrisiCambridge International Systems, Inc.Jim CammarataDuncan CampbellRobert CampbellRuth CampbellDwayne B. CantrellCapital One Services, IncThe Cap-X GroupCardiac Vascular & Thoracic SurgeryCardinal Bank Community FundJames and Marie CareyCarlyle GroupHolly S. CarnevaleDonald A. Caron, JrDavid K. CarrMichael S. CarrDavid CarrollJames E. CarrollAnthony CasolaroLaw Office of Cassels & McCallLewis CassidySue Anne CassidyRoy CastorDenise W. CauleyCGI FederalHarold ChaconMary Nell ChalkChantilly AcademyChantilly Animal HospitalJoshua ChaoAdrian ChapmanRebecca ChapmanAyesha ChaudhrySonny D. CheeTony M. ChehadeStephanie P. ChengChicago Title Insurance Co.The Jeane Dixon Children to Children FoundationChildren’s International, Inc.Chin Family Charitable FundJulian and Sue ChinIrwin C. ChuAlan and Laura ChvotkinCISCO SystemsAlbert A. CitronJanet C. Clampitt

(Donors from JULY 1, 2010 to JUNE 30, 2011)

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Joanne M. ClarkClaude Moore Charitable FoundationJason ClaytonCleared ConnectionsRobert E. Cleary, Jr.Elizabeth CloughDavid ClowerRory S. Coakley Realty, Inc.COATH FundTamara CockerPeter K. Cocolis, Jr. DMDShirley A. CoffieldRudolph R. Cohen, Jr.William S. Cohen and Janet Langhart Cohen Charitable FundEarl W. ColeKaren CollazoColonial Parking, Inc.Columbia Roofing & Home, IncRon and Elizabeth ComerfordThe Compass Group, Inc.Completed Systems Inc.Yvonne P ConatserPatrick N. ConnealyJohn W. ConnollyKathy D. ConsagraAndrea ContresJune M. CookThomas M. CookLindsay H. CooperStephen and Jessica CooperPatricia D. CoppolaInCadence Strategic SolutionsJoan CorboyTheodore CorcoranJim CorcoranCorePerformXAntonia P. CostaShane R. Costa DDSWalter and Betty CotterAndrew T. CowderyCox CommunicationsDaniel C. CraigCramer Rosenthal McGlynn, Inc.Harold W. Crapo IIIJames W. CrawfordAngela CraytorMary Margaret CressyJames Jefferson Cross IIIJohn and Margaret CrossDrew CrowderWilliam E. Crutchfield, II DDS. PCStephen J. CsontosJohnand Judith CuddeheCuller Witman Financial Advisors, Inc.Ann L. CulverBenjamin B. CummingsKelly CumminsJoseph J. CusumanoTom CymerRomano D’AlessandroJoan DalyJohn E. DalyJoel M. DandreaTuong-Ann N. DangFrank D’Aquila DDS

Karen DarleyMary Therese DarnellTamar E. DatanDaniel and Brenda DavisGary and Suzanne DavisLashelle DavisM. Patricia DavisElizabeth A. DavisonKimberly Davis-RiffeCutler DawsonRobert and Ramona DealDonald G. DeBuckJames H. DebuttsWilson H. DeCamp II and Mary LazarRussell A. DecarloKendra Sue DeckerDefensive Farearms, IncShelly DeguzmanDel Ray SmilesJayne E. Delaney DDSWendy L. DelaneyDr. Delgado & Kuzmik PCDell Employee Giving ProgramDeltek, Inc.B. T. DempseyGregory and Melissa DenklerDental Cosmetix, Inc.Dianne Der BogosianKevin and Jenny DeSantoJill DeShanoNathan B. DevaultDiane S. DevensPhillip W. DevoreRobert H. DeWitt DDSNarender S. DhallanSam Di PhilippoChris DiasFrederick N. DibbsHerman G. Diebler Jr.Anjali DigheDeborah Dillard and Paul RadamRobert L. DillonRobert E. DinkelMarcia A. DitrapaniDiverse Technologies CorpChristine DoHoang K. Do, DDSDavid E. DodrillJanis Moyer DodsonVincent P. DohertyDominionDominion FoundationDominion Paper Products, Inc.Tracy DonateRichard F. DonohueWilliam V Dougherty, III DDSTia DowdellAnne Stewart DownerRichard DownerStephanie S. DownerJohathan E. DowningTess DowningJoseph DrahamJeanette DrakeMark DreverJames S. Dryden, Jr.Caitlin Dudek

Daniel L. DuenkelRobert A DuffLillian DunlevyChristopher DunneElizabeht DunseithWilliam J. DunwoodyValerie J. DuttonStephen DuvallDynCorp InternationalSam EbbesenPhilip M. EberhartChristine M. EllisStephen A. ElloEileen Ellsworth and Robert WeilVictoria H. ElsberndMartha Y. EmbryEmergency Relief FundLeslie EmeryCarl and Blythe EmigholzEmpower GirlsKevin R. EnglishBen ErdmanSusan ErdmanDavid and Carrie EricksonJeff and Joan EriksonErnst & Young LLPTalisa ErnstmannESDC, Inc.James EstepCandace EvansJacqueline EvansLelia S. EvansMoley EvansNicholas EvansExecutive Health at Virginia Hospital CenterLorenzo ExpositoChristian FabianP. A. FabioHarold H. FaganFairfax Insurance Group, LLCFairfax Oral & Maxillofacial SurgeryFairfax Radiology CentersMargaret L. FallonFamily DentistryFannie Mae SERVE Matching Gift DonationLeslie FarhoodAlfredo E. FariasKathy S. FarmerMichael V. FarrRonald Peter FarrahMary Earle FarrellThomas F. FarrellClaire M FavreKathy R. FedgeMeti FekaduMelvin J Felber, DDSAmy FenningerLee M. FernandezMelissa Busby FernlundBrian and Andrea FerrenzVera F. FesslerSuzanne L. Feurt and Gary BassLouis C. FilipponeRicardo M. FilipponiBennett I. Finkelstein, DDS

Robin and Thomas FinnellFirst Virginia Community BankAmanda FischerBart A. FisherSteven C. FisherJohn FitzgeraldRichard F. FitzgeraldFlorida Abstract & Security Title CorporationDaniel M. FlemingCharles F. FletcherFlexion, LLCDiana L. FlynnJodi FoltaAlice FoltzJudy S. ForeLouise and Mark ForemanThomas M. FormhalsJames H. Forsee Jr. DDSRandall J. FosterFox Joss & Yankee, LLCDiane K. FraberLorraine F. FrammartinoGerald I. FrankHarold L. FrankSusan FrankFranks Family Short-Term Advised FundJim FraserFreddie MacFrancine FreedmanCheryl S. and Richard FreemanTiajuana J. FreemanMike and Laura FreixJ. Compton French Sr. and Margaret C. French FundStephanie FrerkingJonathan and Jennifer FriedenMargareta C. FrippTara B. FrodighSamantha FullerSusan GabayGainesville Dental AssociatesJohn and Terrie GalantiThomas GalatiPhilip D. GalianoRalph E. Gallimore DDSKari Galloway and Paul SternMiriam GandellJacqueline M. GarlandGarrett Management Services Corp.Michael GarrityBrent GaryMadge B. GazzolaGE FoundationJane E. GebhardtJeffrey N. GehringRobert and Patricia GehringGeneral & Cosmetic Dentistry, Inc.General Masonry, IncGeorgetown CupcakeGlenn D. Gerald, D.D.S.Deborah E. GettierPaul GibbermanJoan M. GibbonsKenneth R. Giberson, DDS

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William L. GibsonGifts That Give HopeFrancine. K. GilbertMelanie Martin GinterKimberly GladisSteve and Donna GladisSteve Gladis LeadershipDeborah E. GlakasGlen G. GlakasG. Matthew GlakasArlene GlaserJeffrey GlaserLinda GlasgowLisa GlasgowWilliam J. GlassDonna J. GlausGo PC LLCMichael Timothy Gocke, DDSDale H. GoddekeThonda GoddekeJanet E. GoebelAaron and Deborah GoerlickJudi GoldJean GoldTimothy Golian DDSJohn A. Good DDSMark R. Gordon DDSBrian GormleySusan GossHannah GoughPatricia K. GouldA Garrett GouldinJohn GouldingFrank Henry Grace IIICharlene GrahamTravis GraingerGrant Thornton, LLPRoss GravesGreat Buffalo Wings CorporationGreater McLean Republican Womens ClubMary GreenSteven L. GreenburgBruce W. GriffinChris GriffinSusan S. Griffin DDSGroom Law Group, CharteredJerry and Jackie GrossmanMichael E. Grosso DDSJohn T. GrubbsJoseph M. GrubergKyra GrundemanGSCNC Troop #3501Anthony M. GuaglianoneLynn H. GulickMadan GuptaCarroll Gustafson and Kathleen Tucker-GustafsonGWU Virginia Science & Technology CampusRegina M. GyuriczaEarl W. HackerRichard B. HackneyBen HaddadJohn M. HaddowMCClain S. HaddowHahn DentistryGary Noe HallJohn W. Hall

David and Linda HalsteadHamilton PTALovey and Tom HammelCharles HammerJohn HampelDeborah C. HanceAmanda L. HancherKimberly J. HancherJennifer C. HancockMarybeth HanelineJeremy HanfordReza HangvalWilliam J. HanleyRichard and Pamela HanlonDr. Peter J. Hanna, Jr.James A. HardC. F. HardeeBob and Connie HardingMary P. HardyMarilyn H. HardyHarland ClarkeNoel HarmerSuzanne H. HarnessMary Jan HarperJohn W. Harre DDSHarris N.A.Harris SBSBDorosa HarrisSuzanne S. HarrisDr. Melanie W. HartmanSusan D. HaseltineAbe and Diane HaspelRonald S. HauptmanW.J. HavennerJeffrey M. HawthorneRobert C. HawthorneHaymarket Family Dental CareHealty Charitable FundHeaven’s Best Inc.Melissa HehnEva I. HeinaruNoelle HeinrichMark S. HelgsonMichael HellerMichael HellorHeloair, IncMichael T. HenricksonBarry I. Herbst, DDSHeidi HerbstPaula M. HermensDennis Hermonstyne, Jr.Edith HernandezHerndon-Reston FishConstance M. HerrmannChristina HessRobert Hickey and Ellen FishbeinParris HicklinJulie K. HildboldFlodene D. HillJessica L. Hill DMDJohn HillenJack L. and Marion R. HillerWilliam H. HillmannR. Alan HinkleNina HirshmanBonnie HobbsSara HobsonAnne D. HochstrasserYuctan A. Hodge II

E. Clyde HoelzerGerald A. HoffmanKarla HoffmanYvonne HoffmanPatrick M. HoganAlison L. HokampCharles Holden IIIHolland & Knight, LLPHolland & Knight Charitable FoundationDavid HollopeterJanet HolmesDavid HomBarbara HoopesMitra Hooshani, DDSDonald HopeBeverly June HopkinsHoroschak FundKira HorstmeyerSuzanne HortonScott HortonRobert and Lori HottleWalter and Gail HowellDr. John N. Howell, II, D.D.S.Lloyd HowellNathan and Laurie HowertonHSBCFrank J. and Katherine HuffmanHughes Financial Services LLCHerbert M. HughesNavin HukmaniThomas G. and Karyn J. HumeJoseph B. HumphriesHuntsman Family Advised FundT Do HuongLucy HutchinsonFred and Lynn HutchisonHutchison & Gorman PLLCAnthony S. IassoSandy IbrahimIndependent Community Bankers of AmericaPaul W. IckeICS Nett, Inc.Nicholas IichyshynInformation Management Consultants, Inc.InCadence Strategic SolutionsGary IngramInova Health SystemInspired Athletes, Inc.Intelligent OfficeKenneth S. IsaacmanItility, LLCJ.R.’s Goodtimes, Inc.William R. Jackomis, D.D.S.Jackson Professional Services LtdMargaret W. JacksonJake JacobsonAmanda JanaskieNaveed Z. JauharBruce W. Jay, D.D.S.JDA Custom HomesJefferson Wells International Inc.Pamela JeffryRonald E. JerroJoanne K. JessenJODER Communications

Johnson Lambert & Co. LLPAndrew JohnsonJ. JohnsonJodi and Dale JohnsonMarcy JohnsonNelson P. JohnsonCarroll Johnston, DDSGregory D. JonesGregory and Kim JonesJohn B. JonesNeal B. JonesThe Robert Paul Jones Co.AJ JordanoJorge Scientific CorporationGary S. JoyceJames E. Joyce & Assoc.Christine JungRob KaighnMichelle R. KaiharaKaiser Foundation Health PlanAshish KaporDavid KarpMary Louise KarpicusLeslie R. KashJoseph H. KasimerFrinet M. KasperJoan E. KasprowiczGregg KassesKatchmark Construction, IncDiana and Michael KatzPauline P. KatzSamira KaufmanSarietta L. KayeStanley F. Kayes, DDSKat KayneKevin J. KeefeTimothy P. and Josephine KeenanNancy S. KeenerGregory and Cindy KeithJoshua R. KellerThomas E. Kelly IIIR. Kevin Kennedy PlcDonall E. KennyTracy KennyRobert W. and Celeste KerstenDawn and Tony KeyesBarbara A. KfouryLou and Deb KiesslingDongsup KimJ. Kim DDS & R. Kim DDSKimberly KimSuzanne and Raymond KimColin KimpelGordon M. KimpelKathy KincaidWilson and Melissa KingRobert and Pamela KippsKippsDeSanto & Co.Mary Pride KirvenBruce KleinMichael C. KlesiusBrian KlockJames KnackKnights of Columbus Council 8600Elizabeth P. KoehlerTerry KoepsellEmalee KohosKaryn P. KollyThomas G. Komara

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Leslie KooMarie and James KordesHolly KortrightShery KostKPMG, LLPKurt J. KrauseBarbara N. KristekPhyllis KrochmalCandace O. KroehlNicholas KronLisa Marie KruppaJohn J. KrygowskiArmin KuderPeter KunecMichael A. KurleDonald Chaen Kwok, D.D.S.Brandon LabmanDrs. Lacava & Solier DDSRichard and Janet LaFleurCornelia P. LagosWilliam H. LagosLake Ridge Endodontics, PCCarrie S. LakeLane Riddle, IncEd LangCathy LangeMarine LangreneyTrevor LantzyPeter J. Lanzaro DDSPaul and Ann LanzillottaMichael LaPorteLatham & WatkinsClaire M. LaurainBarry D. Laurent, D.D.S.Constance Laurent-RoyBlenda W. LaValleJason M. LavinskyKimpberly A. LawhornPaula LawleyErik LawsonTibor and Heidi LazarJames R. LazourLoudoun County Public SchoolsTrang LeShayna LebowitzEdwin LeeSunhwa LeeVincent Lee, D.D.S.William Lee, Jr.David Leekoff, DMDCarol LehningDr. Julie LeidigMarie Louise LerchPaul and Julia LesliePaul E. LevineRobert A. LevineDeborah L. LewisIsaac D. LewisJacqueline D. LewisLynn and Philip LilienthalThomas F. Lindsey DDSCraig and Cheryl LinebaughTom LintonRichard LipskyJames R. LittleRuth Hazel LittleL. A. LivingstonGeorge G. Lizama

Stuart LoganRyan LombardPaul V. Lombardi, Jr.John LoonskR. David LopezMark C. LopianoMary Beth LoprestiRobert T. LucasDale E. LuddekeDrs. Luposello & Marzban PCM&T BankSteve MacNabbRichard MadlenerReeba MagulickR. Peyton MahaffeyJayen MaldeTimothy D. MaleSina MalekutiCarlene D. MarcusJulie MarkosiKatherine MarkoskiCatherine R. MarquezMatthew MarshallValeri B. BartinPamela Marzban DDSMary Anne MarzoukRalph and Sandi MasinoMyron MaslowskyMason Mays Enterprises LLCSamita MasonTerrance A. MasonCornelia C. MassaroShawn C. MastersMike MataloneLisa S. MataloniRodney and Deborah MateerTimothy MatthewsKarl W. MattisMichael MattisonDeirdre J. MaullSusan M. MaynardDaryush MazhariMBO PartnersKyle McBarronLaura A. McCarthyMark G. McClellanMichael S. McCombsGeorge and Lily McCormickThomas McCrary Jr., DDXMcCrea Equipment Co., Inc.Bernadette McGavranKevin M. McGrath DDSSara S. McGrathMcGuire WoodsCatherine A. McIntyreAndrew and Sandi McLauchlinMcLean Asset ManagementMcLean Endodontics, LLCErin McMahonNeal A. McMichaelElizabeth McMullenAnne McNabbMark and Dondie McNickleBrian and AlisonMcVayClaire MeadeDavid P. MendozaJohn A. MercantiniMercer Global Investments, Inc.

Susan B. MerkAlan and Sally MertenRonalda J. MesonMetropolitan Commercial ValuationsChristopher J. MietlickiDaniel L. MihalkoJewell and John MikulaDave MillerJames D. MillerKevin MillerMark Allen MillerMark R. MillerNatalie MillsPatricia C. MiloneCheryl MinicucciMichael J. MisantoneMr. Renovator EnterprisesTasha MitchellMitnick & Herbst, PCDrs. Mocknick & Way, P.C.Donald J. ModderAnna F. MoellerNiloofar Mofakhami, DDSLizette T. MolinaJames D. MollenkopfCeleste MonemeEmeka C. MonemePolly and Alberta MonicaCarlos H. Monsalve, DDSJay MonteroKaty MooreTom Moore Jr.R. A. MorabitoMorgan, Lewis & Bockius LLPMoroni Hill Family LimitedMorrison & Forester LLPArthur E. Morrissette IVPatrick J. MorrisseyBryan MoserSeymour MoskowitzVernon and Sharon MosleyMoss Construction Co.Jan MotzMoving & Redecorating ServicesAshley M. MoyersLawrence R. MullerClaudia Muller-BirnJudyann L. MunleyRobert A. MurphyNicholas A. Muss, DDSPatricia A. MussanteBernard and Daphne MustafaMyers Appraisal ServicePrasad NagarajNAP Sr. FoundationElizabeth NapperMary Curry NarayanCharles A. Nardiello DMDNAS Oceana Consolidated Chapel FundMary Beth NascondiglioN. Joseph NassifNational Capital CompaniesJacqueline NathenyMeg NelbachThe Nelson Dental PracticeBarbara M. Nelson

Charles H. Nelson IIIChristopher and Catherine NelsonJ. Michael NelsonKeturah NevilleNevin CommunicationsGary NewellD W NewmanRyan L. NewmanAudrey L. NewtonTracey Nguyen DDSJennifer NoceraBridget NodianosPhil and Susan NolanNorthrop GrummanGregory NosalNorthern Virginia Community CollegeNorthern Virginia Children’s FundNorthern Virginia Dental SocietyNorthern Virginia Dental Hygienists AssociationNOVA Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery AssociationCarol NutterArthur R. Oberhofer IIICynthia Lynn O’ConnellCraig W. O’ConnorRamona R. O’ConnorPhilip and Marge OdeenJosette M. OderBoofie O’Gorman, LLCMeghan E. O’HairKristen R. O’KaneStephen O’KeeffePaul T. OlenynJimmy OlevsonMary K. Stevens OlsenLois Romaine Olson, MajRoberta A. OlsonJessica Jobe O’NeilRichard and Deb O’NeillMichael E. Oppenheimer DMDOrion Management, LLCOrthoSport, Inc.Bob OsborneKatherine B. OserAndrew OstlundThomas A OuskaW. Linwood Outten III DDSWilliam and Anne OverbeyDon OwensRobert F. OwensLawrence F. PadbergAndrew PakDavid Palmieri DMD & Richard Gray DDSDena PaoloAnne PappalardoPark Miller LLCParker Living TrustChristine ParkerKevin ParkerLinda L. ParkerJohn ParrisGlenda J. ParsonsDrs. Passero & Fenney and AssociatesRobyn R. Patterson

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James Buckner PaynePatricia O. PearsonRebecca R. PearsonTarasha L. PearsonDale and Betsy PeckPat PeckThe Pediatric GroupJames A. Pell, DDSTom and Laurel PeltierPenn, Schoen & Berland AssociatesJoaquin M. Perez-Febles DDSJerome D. PetersMary S. PetersenPalloma C. PetersonKathleen W. PettyAlicia PfundHong PhamAbel Phan & AssociatesJack C. Phass DDCGregory PickettNatalie PienLaurence PikePeter PilawaJames K. PillowMel and Carol PineFrank S. PischSusan and Jimmy PittlemanMarvin E. PizerBob PizzaroPlan B Technologies, Inc.Pleasant Valley Business SolutionsRobert T. PleasantsEdward and Virginia PlumeauMichael and Christine PlumeauPM Realty Group, L.P.PNCLinda PoeWilliam M. PoeDavid and Mary PopeFrank R. PortellJean P. PosbicMaryellen PossanzaPotomac River Running Charitable and Educational Events, Inc.Potowmack Elementary School PTALaurie S. PowersPowertek CorporationPreferred Payment Solutions, LLCPriority Payment SystemsVivian PritchardProfessional Services Council, Inc.Professional Tile Services LLCProtivitiGeorge S. PughJay PughLexi PuhanTherese Ann PungThe Pzena Investment Charitable FundDavid J. QuackenbushMarilyn A. QuagliottiCathy QuangJennifer B. QuigleyMatthew QuinnJohn Allen RadfordCarl F. Radom

Melvin H. RaffMatthew J. RagonePierre RahalVocora L. Rainey, DDSValeria RamirezJon RamthunThomas N. RansdellMaxine RapoportVictoria L. RappaportKrista RatwaniRaj RatwaniHarold C. RaunerLinda M. RaunerMarissa E. RaunerSuzanne W. RebickRonald A. Redmon, Jr.Lori ReedRee’s Co., Inc.Fredda S. RegenKevin J. RehakAlison Lovitt ReinfeldVictor ReinosoRetirement Planners & AdministratorsJohn C. ReyleKevin and Stacey ReynoldsGavin E. Reynolds DDSKaren ReynoldsDebra S. RiceDennis RiceDr. Jerry H. RichThomas C. RichardsJulie RimelRebecca RinkerKaty F. RisherA. J. RizkallaAnne RizzoJeff RobertsMarilyn J. RobertsEdward H. RobichaudJim RodioKwesi RogersThomas E. Rohr IIIBrian RohrbachRoderick L. RohrerKurt C. Rolf, DDSGerri Madalene RollinsKurt and Lynn RommelPhilip B. RosenbaumRonald M. RosenbergLeo J. RosenthalDr. Philip RosenthalRossotti FoundationAllen K. RostronRotary Club of HerndonBlake RothRothschild Asset Management, Inc.John P. Rowley IIIJohn and Lori RowleyEllen S. RoyRichard P. Rubino DDSThomas W. RuffMichael R. RufferMargaret A. RusciolelliWilliam J. RusciolelliJames and Beverly RussoChristopher M. Ryan

Carole RyanDonna RyanKatharine V. RyanD. Gordon Rye DDsLeslie A. RyeAnton O. SaaMarsha SabinBarry and Constance SacksCarolyn Jackson Sahni, Ph. D.Greg and Megan SalvaggioJohn A. Samaha Jr.Joseph SamahaCynthia A. SanchezSanders Corner Elementary PTAPhillip M. SandinoAaron J. SaullsRobert SaundersDr. Kathleen A. SaylorPeter Joseph Scelfo, DDSFredrick and Karen SchaufeldNanci SchimizziRichard S. SchneiderEric SchoeonerMarilyn SchulerTodd Schwartzbeck - Java WorksDrs. Scimeca & Elhady, P.C.Leighanne ScottMichelle L. ScottHanan ScrapperCharles M. SeilerSequoia Management Co.Setty & Associates, LtdTracy G. SeybertEdayatullah ShahraniRobert J. ShalhoubM. D. ShanoskyRandolph ShapiroJennifer SharmanJune SheaMaureen SheaScott and Cate SheafeMichael O. ShebleJulie SheehanSheehy Ford of SpringfieldDale L. SheldonNeena ShenoyRajiv Shenoy and Orca TV, LLCLoretta T. ShepichGertrude ShermanSandra A. ShihadehSandra L. ShippEricka L. ShirleyJeanne ShohanMichael S. ShottEric SieversMarilyn and Bedford SilveySimmons Charitable FundGreg SimmonsJulie SimmonsRichard C. SimonsBrian SimsAndrew M. SklarRachelle SlotnickNeil J. Small, DDSAaron SmallsDebbie SmithDorothy B. SmithEileen C. Smith

H. Ray SmithLaw Office of Joseph P. Smith IIIDr. Karl A. SmithMark G. Smith DDSRoy D. SmithTamara S. SmithDavid A. SmyrePeter and Anne SnitzerDeirdre SnowhiteSteven M. Somers DDSBarbara R. SorensonThomas and Martha SoteloSotera Defense Solutions, Inc.Elaine K. SoursWilliam and Susan SozaSpagna & KunaishRichard A. SpagnaSpecialized Carriers & Rigging AssociationBarbara L. SpencerKaren SperoniEmily W. SpikerSherry Spinelli-HesterSpringfield Lorton Dental GroupArthur C. St. AndreSondra Faye StallardLawrence StanleyErik D. SteffyWilliam A. and Helen C. Steinacker FundLee and Deborah SteinmeyerStephenson Assoc, IncJohn StevensBrendan J. StewartStanley M. Stoller DDSAnne L. StoneRichard T. StoneSandra StoneTodd A. StottlemyerMary D. StraitWhitney K. StrandKatie StrattonStress Control Systems TrustSteven D. Strickland, DDSEdward J. Strittmatter, Jr. DDSLinda H. StrupThomas J. StrupJoseph T. N. SuarezMargaret D. SudAshley SummersSusan Swanson-CooperDeborah A. SwantekStacey SwarmLinda L. SweeneySwiger & Cay Attorneys at LawJames and Vivian SwigerSynergy OneFlora B. Tajalli, DDSAmy L. Takayama-PerezDevin TalbottFrederick J. TansillDiane and Charles TaylorDavid E. TaylorWilliam K. TaylorTC Education LLCTD BankNancy TessmanYolanda A. Teuber

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Anne S. WalnutWashington GasCathryn M. WatersLinda S. WatersRobert and Mary WatersJoseph WeatherlyCarolyn WeathersbyAndrea B. WeaverKeith C. WebbMitch WeintraubClare WeissWeissberg FoundationSusan P. WellerWellington ManagementGavin WellingtonHeather WestJohn J. WestWestfield Capital Management Co. L.P.Fred W. WheelerDonald and Maureen WhippleJulia D. WhistonEric WhitakerJuliana H. WhiteJay K. White, DDSJohn S. WhiteLaurie WigginsDavid M. Wilberger, Jr.Becca WilcoxWiley Rein LLPKathleen B. WilkinsJames H. WilkinsonSusan WilkinsonJane B. WilliamsJason L. WilliamsJon W. Williams, Jr. DDSLaShina B. WilliamsMark WilliamsSusan I. WilliamsSuzanne S. Williams DMDGeorge and Ashley WilsonAndrew M. WilsonJudith T. WilsonLeigh M. WilsonJane Ann WinbushDonald C. WinterLaurie WishnerMark WishnerBrittany WismerCheryl WitmanSuzanne WittigThe Wolf GroupEric and Jessica WolkingGene Y. Woo DDSRobert Wood and Peter OwenWoodbridge Family & Cosmetic DentistryCarol WooddellJ. Douglas Wooddell DDSBetty M. WooldridgeJames A. WordsworthHeather H. WosooghDaphne E. WotherspoonElizabeth M. WregeKaren M. WregeLeslie WrightMatthew D. WrightMary WrightMichael WronskyKaren M. WrukBruce S. Wyman

XMS FundMelissa YadaoAziz YadzaniJohn M. YannettiYates Campbell & Hoeg LLPJon YimGabriela Epstein YonkerAdele S. YostDavid and Carol Young

Young Family Charitable FundAlan and Devra YoungbergSusan A. YungZampiello Paint Contractors, IncEugene ZartmanThe JV Schiro Zavela FoundationRichard M. ZhaiEdward C. ZigoPaul N. Zimmet, DDS

BECOME A DONOR

Donors can establish funds during their lifetime or as a bequest in their will. Gifts can include cash, cash equivalents, stock, real estate, income from Charitable Remainder Trusts, assets from Charitable Lead Trusts, tangible and intangible property, and other planned gifts including bequests, retirement assets, life insurance policies, pooled income funds, gifts of property with retained life estates, and bargain sales. Choose a fund that works for you.

Donor Fund Options

Donor Advised Funds: For as little as $10,000 you can open a donor advised fund with the Community Foundation. Get an immediate tax deduction for your contribution, then continue to advise the Community Foundation on grant making from the fund. A Donor Advised Fund can be either endowed (limits the amount of grants to 5% of the fund balance each year) or short term (allows the entire balance, principal plus interest, to be granted out at any time).

Field of Interest Funds: By establishing a Field of Interest Fund you can target your gift to address needs in an important area of community life. Your gift stays flexible enough to meet community needs in your interest area — even as they change over time.

Designated Funds: When you open a designated fund at the Community Foundation you identify the organizations to whom grants will be given for the entire duration of your fund.

Scholarship Funds: Establish a scholarship fund with the Community Foundation and provide educational scholarships. With this type of fund you are investing in your community’s future and showing students you care.

Contact us at (703) 917-2600 or visit www.cfnova.org to become a donor today. Thank you.

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financials Reporting from July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011

Assets 2011 2010Cash and Cash Equivalents 276,684 312,100Investments, at Fair Value 33,458,776 27,416,963Furniture and Equipment, Net 7,489 6,254Other Assets 123,569 86,923Pledges Receivable 151,000 197,368

TOTAL ASSETS 34,017,518 28,019,608

Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 187,454 159,728Deferred Revenue 26,500 16,750Refund of Contribution 0 676,301

TOTAL LIABILITIES 213,954 852,779

Net Assets Net Assets, Beginning of Period 27,166,829 26,766,706Change in Net Assets 6,636,735 400,123

TOTAL NET ASSETS 33,803,564 27,166,829

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 34,017,518 28,019,608

Revenue and Support 2011 2010Contributions 5,181,307 2,793,702Gala Income 428,206 285,446Donated Facilities and Administrative Support 109,962 137,571Fee Income 376,571 324,143 Interest and Dividends 666,520 667,773 Realized and Unrealized (Depreciation) 3,588,234 2,058,331

TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT 10,350,800 6,266,966

Expenses Program services 3,043,959 5,289,116 Support services: Fund raising 398,370 329,710 Management and general 271,736 248,017 Transfer of fund balance 0 0

TOTAL EXPENSES 3,714,065 5,866,843

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 6,636,735 400,123NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF PERIOD 27,166,829 26,766,706NET ASSETS, END OF PERIOD $33,803,564 $27,166,829

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